aint one thing it another

bass · Apr 25, 2017

spent yesterday working on the clutch on my Super C. this morning i went out to put the cultivators back on Charlie and now I have a flat on the little orange yard tractor i got from my dad. I need the lift on orange to hang the cultivators on the SC but I've got to fix a flat and of course its a rear tire.

always something

bass

old · Apr 25, 2017

How about you air it up and see if it will hold air long enough to do the job then worry about fixing it. Over the years I have picked up many a cheap tractor with flat tires on them and I loaded them up pretty easy by airing up the tire which many did not hold air for more then 30 minutes but that was enough to get what I needed to do done

jeffcat · Apr 25, 2017

Great therory with the air in thos3 flat tires. There is a point. If a
tubeless got so fka5 it pops off of the rim. You need a jack and a
heck of a lot of volume to get it back on the rim. I remove the core
and use a professional air nozzle. Works really well. Even worse are
old Bias ply tires!

aint one thing it another

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